chrisxmichael

Idk if there is a thread already about this, i looked but couldn't seem to find one, also looked on YouTube and nothing. So if there's already one please if you can link me to it and if a MOD can close this (if there is a thread already)

Anyways first off does anyone know where i can watch a video on how to replace a front wheel bearing on a 94 EG DX.

If not can anyone help me out on replacing it, like a step by step.

Thanks in advanced!

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

You sure you looked? This was right on the front page when you posted.
https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/front-wheel-bearing-replacement-harbor-freight-tool-set-66829-a-2984426/

chrisxmichael

actually ya i did see that one, but since i don't have that tool set i made my post because i knew a guy who replaced his not using a tool set like that he used tools he had at his house.

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

Then call that guy and ask him how he did it????
You asked how to change them out and here you go. If you're looking for a way using exact tools that you prefer AND a step-by-step guide WITH pictures, you might be waiting a long time.

chrisxmichael

had a feeling you were going to say that, if i could i would i wouldn't be posting about it obviously. and about the waiting, it doesn't hurt to try.

Former User

If you don't have a press or the tool used at the link, then buy a replacement bearing, remove the knuckle yourself, and then call around to local shops to find the lowest price for pressing the old bearing out and pressing the new bearing into the knuckle.

chrisxmichael

Ya i have the part i need already, so can i use a flat head and a hammer to pop it off? I called this shop to see how much they would charge me to put it in and they said about $50-$70 does that sound about right?

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

If you want to know if the price "sounds about right" you can pick up the phone a couple more times and call around to a few more shops and do what is called a "price comparison".

Former User

Sounds a bit high, especially $70. Call other shops to compare prices and try to pin down a more specific price from the $50-70 shop. Not sure why they they gave a price range.

Here's what you need to know about knuckle removal and wheel bearing replacement:

chrisxmichael

thanks Ron and thanks for the detailed picture

grumblemarc

iTrader: (4)

But you have no tools....?

chrisxmichael

i know how to pull strings